New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-11
GOODBYE TO JEROME PARK
LAST DAY OF SUCCESSFUL MEETING.
yueE WEATHER, A HOLDING TRACK AND HORSES OF
LOW DEGREE.

Tho accessories at Jerome Park yesterday-the last
ar Of the spring meeting-wcre fair weather. muoay
Track and o wretched lot Of plugs. Tho attenoaho"
was not as largo IL should have been, for IL was
glorious day. and II must be said that tho races "ero
hugely enjoyed by those who were so fortunate .s W
r,ct The winners. Those who failed 10 strike them
didn't have much fun-put 'ncS ih"9 w ''Pf'
again at Kings Highway to-day
puv proun whu would make race with DON
rov any day. won the first race simply because NC
Ianptlin made him and there was nothing 10 Oea1'
xNtsw.v Is not stout enough for holding track
She almost stuck In the mud and To make bad worse
IAttlcned lost his head and stopped her by taxing up
his WHIP Not one Jockey In twenty can ride anu
whip at the same time. A..
Quito ran away with the second race anu ~ Wv
third Stockton merely played with brSn"'ou -
patrick r. riding far below his last years FORM Soa
ing down the homestretch on Bryn"ooo nc seon'ou %
indifferent as q boy going to the mill pa'A0i' Vi
Ms, RoIllns's colt must have been disgustu'
That upconscionable rogue Ten Booker tooh IL ih'o
Iii, head Il. run for the 81 $50 tho fourth race ana
20 the amazement Of the talent VINO hao piuns"
over head and ears and pockctbook on stratisP
won the prize. Many persons Svefiookoo 'i"'N
spey's name In tho selling race and when they saw
80 gallant hattie with Little Minnie they were Inclined
"a fold I'D their purses like the plunging man anu
sently steal away. IL Shauer had not been torceo W
y4de so wide I'm entering the stretch srathPcy "oua
have beaten Lamasney's FLY with CASE anu iien n'
hero a question arses-Was the Venerapio sPiiA'9'
reserved for the selling race 1900 \,
No doubt Harry HarwoVd can give abundance Vi
weight to any gentleman rider In this country worm
less a. that beast Brier has proved himself 10 DC nc
was considered a certain winner OF the gentleman
race with the Marylandor up. For once tho puoiio
was right Mr.. HarwOod captured he race ~' w
fall of the flag and never In the shsne'. uane0
Of losing IT, Zsngbar In difcuities al .no 10y
and Haiedon famed himself that he could haNuiy
Mo haa
for Burgomaster, with his 163 pounds Aho heeHe
marty. it is said, backed him heavily TO VIII
probably q sorrier lot Of selling platers never 90.
foro faced tho starter at Jerome ParK thah uos0 ~
camo together in the sixth race the slxy ooaru' Al
sse betting ring said that Little Minnie would win'
and she did Why is it that nowadays there are 90
few bids for winners Of selling racesi No sensiple
person can deny that such race Is geneda at s To
tut he L bound to admit tha' inc hOt'' - N''
'O! Judge Monson handed this resolution to tho re-
p0s5s i've 80 American Jockey
give notice air any % Pes sacS q
any Completely With persons who have violated ars a snS
S S .s De S1ossa from the ana
E,nanciaIly and otherwise the meeting at Jerome
Park has been a success The resources OF the race
going community have been soicy tested 6y inc a,
ZACH ' afternoon has encouraged tho associa
lions that the sport has taken frmer hold than ever
On Slsd WSen the gates Of jerome PARK again
thrown open Thy do not grieve over the Iresent
parting H.Ps a as5 they deas y ho racing 1'''
FIRST RAoE-PURsE $3.50, MAIDEN Two:YEARoLDs.
SPECIAL WEIGHTS FIVE FURLoSos
T. n Prices cb c. Billy Brown, by Atilla Fanny Hall
~ 3s9s: 5GiisHs sH.y
z 4 1Ssl'sas ohi.Sn io7w. Hay~d
P esassf % IGsY9s IL to Billy Brown
Pools~Tonique s25. fhtswsy SIG, Billy Brown sll' cOu
'. Ma sil; s SsS So Is
were After breaens twice The yOTngssr:
%sTs 's 20 he from an s
TO re head ct s Out r0PfaS
half length looked easy winner: Litessd sitting ;,
TS p se Ssgs n p
SSs .s nRq iRsd M
had the race % themselves ana By h9sIs1 eeyer d
before FaSsy the others out The track stiff and
SECOND RAcE-HASpIcAr. s25 EACH, $3.50 ADDED.
Lie MILES.
W. I. SCOTS CHI. c. Quito by Duke of Magenta onits
AprisSy IesSscn, & Amy s. Ss}T So5 T5,Ss|
l. Kings Anarchy f + nos 'DOn0nu0'
pot,ins-ouitS to Amy StS 3 Anarchy "a tOl
as %ss procession Quito leading from
end winning under double pull by thirty lengths Any
dozen lengths before Anarchy.
THIRD RACE-HASDICAP. THREEYEAROLDs $50 EACH,
$3.50 ADDED l-l6 MILES.
Appieoy Johnsons Stockton. by spendhrlttsyra
W Roiin;s Dr. c. Brynwood Fitzpatrick
Be,,ing-BrynwoOi So i 10 100, Stockton tO5
Pools-Erynwood $50, Stockton s25
and We s,., ThdEawn
luSnSS TO the head Of stretch
him race essgs SSa a0r se bea
b and Oy short neGk The pace was exceedingly
FOURTH RAcE-HASDIcAP $50 EACH, $3.50 ADDED.
III MILES
Emery Gosh. Ten Booker by Ten BroecE Nellie
la sSssss B STsi Dr. Brown pqts sas
s;s. S5s I'd
B.t.insstrathspey ~ 70 Ten Booker - sOS Green
Brown Duke -, Royal Arch S.
s s k SS he %
sad
sSs sEsh ass
n s9 sSoks Before sSSOn Teacn s1S the sSa Of m
he Zen beaten Dpss closed Lose on the
Ss race to len Booker aud Brown Duke After Surfing
hnsn sn DDssSr thd the SSorte last
FrrTn RAcE-HASDIcAP. s25 EACH. $500 ADDED.
GENTLEMEN RIDERS. SIX FURLoNGs
T. " sne,eker Co.'S ch c. Brer. by Brambe Quartette,
rreains:s ST. Stables h. Hmaiaya kernecSan
eusons County sisefss s. zsSsbsE is2jMr Lloyd
;. N. '''''A" u" Time~i:22
BetingHBrieI to Himaaya IL to s. BurgOmaster to
4 Haedon TO ], Zangbar ~ 10 J. 80
Hmalaya 49, Brer $40 Burgomaster slS Haledon
Sit, Zapgbsr SIS; .
Mutuals paid Sl4 az. MI.
Nep;uuus Bobstay and Tomahayk withdrawn BIier
led ali the way winning by length Hnaaya second four
lengths before Burgouaser third twenty lengths before
ksngbar fourth Haleion broke down at the post
Ard nped Himaaya made strong bid for the race al
hs head OF the stretch but Mr. Harwo0d easily outode Mr.
kernoohan and remained in font
SIXTH RACE-PURsE $500. SELLING. SIX FUBLoses.
Iamssney Brothers Oh Little Minnie, BY King Alfonso
' ni,n.n, h Sirathtpey aged lis . 1sIauef 3
H. f. Roborts's Oh. T. Queen Of Hearts L. 92 lear e6l
+; f;.;, a; --.-..'''..-.''l
w IL Barretrs CHI. T. Nellie Van, lO3.... lharris(
J. Wakelys br. KING Arthur, g. 3D.. carney
u. Kahns b. c. Blue Line. 1. INC lAuRhllnl
w. Waldens e Queen OF Elizabeth, 5, % scar l03(
Roth CO.'S b. Boreas, @.
A. Belmonts CHI Prince Leopold. 4, Luke)
T. McCsulrs b. h. Choctsw no. .(Warnkel
y. Hoisn'sb m Miss Goodrich aged 70 .(Weoerl